Officials in Morristown have all but cleared the path for a development that would bring 150 new apartments to a long-underused site near the landmark M Station office campus.
Hartz Mountain Industries will build a new 775,000-square-foot warehouse in Secaucus with the help of a nearly $57 million tax credit under New Jersey’s Aspire program, following a major environmental cleanup at the site that allows it to qualify for the incentive award.
The site of a vacant office building in Florham Park is now slated for redevelopment, with plans calling for new senior housing after a sale arranged by Cushman & Wakefield and RePropCo.
SJP Properties has started construction on the 10-story, 370,000-square-foot research and office tower in downtown New Brunswick that will house Nokia Bell Labs and mark the second phase of the master-planned Health + Life Science Exchange district.
Iron Ore Properties LLC has acquired more than 117,000 square feet of office space and some 14 acres of land as part of a newly announced deal in Hanover Township.
Nearly a dozen transactions and projects will take center stage next week as contenders for NAIOP New Jersey’s Deal of the Year awards, as the organization prepares for what’s poised to be another sellout for its annual Commercial Real Estate Awards Gala.
Cammeby’s International has expanded its footprint in Wood-Ridge, acquiring a 406-unit apartment building in the Wesmont Station district for nearly $162 million.
An affiliate of Onyx Equities has sold a 190,000-square-foot shopping center in Hazlet for $44 million, nearly a decade after acquiring and embarking on a series of updates to the property.
The owner of a repositioned office building in West Orange has secured seven new tenants with nearly 74,000 square feet of leasing activity, brokers with JLL announced.
